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Garden chess!

These could be the beginnings of a novel chess set!

That is a beautiful bowl! Getting the inside tidy must have been quite a challenge!

I guess if house is constantly at positive pressure with air being pushed out of nooks and crannies then cold draughts can’t push their way in through those same nooks and crannies. But are you driving out heated air and replacing with cold air from loft space?

I don't know about the good old days of this forum but as a relative newcomer I have to say that I find it really useful and a great resource. I really appreciate those who take the time to share work they are engaged in - often in much more detail than would be found elsewhere - and I think a...

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Life-long tinkerer with a particular penchant for working with wood ever since I got a 'proper' X-Acto tool set (in a lovely bakelite box) as a Christmas present. Now retired and enjoying wood turning - particularly the challenge of seeing what a piece of wood wants to be and adjusting as you...

Beautiful cheeseboard and cheese knife - perfect for our Christmas nibbling with some port later!

Hi Phil, I couldn't find the new thread. Can you give us a link to it? And many thanks again for doing all the secret santa organising again!

Merry Christmas everyone! Now to see what secret santa sent!

This is my rack before I attached to wall. Some shavings do get caught but they can be brushed or blown off pretty easily. I am wary of magnets because magnetised gouges can attract filings during sharpening.

8 more sleeps!

Received today! Merry Christmas everyone

And they have dates in!

Not yet, but I'd better!

Made a maamoul cookie mould for my son-in-law who is a chef. My first go at dual axis turning and 'serrations' were carved with flexcut v gouge

Beautiful work, Amateur!

Not sure if this really counts as making but my son in law is a chef and wanted me to make a serving board from an offcut of oak worktop. I don't have a big enough router bit to make a decent finger groove on the ends so just chamfered the ends on my table saw. I picked up a Dewalt impact driver...

Like 1Stephen, I always print a copy of my insurance certificate to keep in the car.

I have never seen the wedge clamps used in this clip before - there are so many creative ways to do the same thing!